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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-04-02 r" _ -- UTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF RMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI APRIL 2, 1991 J .~/yy~~ Feting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of - _~i was held in the City Hall in Riverside, MO on ~, 1991, at 7:30 p.m. Those present were Aldermen Marshall, Teters, Karr, Rule. Shepard (absent first part of meeting) and Richardson absent. Mayor Betty Burch called said meeting to order. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes of March 19, 1991 for the present time. John Phillips, 5015 NW 87th Street, K. C., MO presented Business License Application for Phillips Sound Labs at 1920 NW Platte Road. This is for the wholesale of Consumer Electronics - Auto sound systems. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. (Shepard present at this time, 7:50 p.m..) Steward Hunt, 412 NW 43rd Ter. Kansas .city, MO 64116 was presenting, representing Garney Construction regarding a hearing on the subdivision of Lots 4 and 5 in Indian Hills. It appeared all notices had been published and the Planning Commission had its hearing. Two people, namely Carl Gustafson and John Temberlake, were present at Planning Commission hearing who were concerned with the drainage from these lots when construction was started. The Garney representative said when any grading is started, these people will be notified. This matter of drainage was again discussed and Mayor Burch requested City Clerk Kemerling to notify all property owner adjacent to this property when a permit for grading is requested. Karr moved that Bill No. 91-16 be placed on its first reading, said Bill provides for the approval of the Subdivision of Lots 4 and 5 in Indian Hills, seconded by Marshall, the vote was Rule, Shepard, Marshall, Teters and Karr aye; Richardson absent. Karr moved that Bill 91-16 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Teters, the vote was Rule, Shepard, Marshall, Teters and Karr aye; Richardson absent. Whereupon, the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 91-16 was passed. Mr. Hunt extended the invitation to the Open House in Briar Cliff North on Friday, 5 to 8 p.m. Mr. Schmude of Northcrest Apartments presented a letter to the Mayor and Board as requested, setting out.what they planned to do with regarding to bringing their streets up to City Specs and requesting the City tb accept them. They would in turn donate 3.59 acres of proper to the City for a Park. This matter was discussed. r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 2, April 2, 1991 Chief Bayless said that he would study the matter and give his opinion at a later date concerning the City accepting the Streets in Northcrest. Barbara Tomblinson, 1523 NW 64th Ter., K.C., MO 64118, Dustin Shepard, Kathy Elwood, and Mr. and Mre. Charles Hines were present, representing New Life New Start Ministeries. Barbara Tomblinson was the spokesperson and explained that she had started this project about two years ago. This is for the homeless. This is at 4829 Ao~materad Terrace, Lot 9. Sire explained timt t3~e pea~pia erne screened very thoroughly; they are allowed to stay not longer than 90 days and there are certain rules that each person has to live up to. She said she is very strict and has turned many people away and also many people were moved out because of their not adhering to rules. At the present time, she said there are many people who would like to work, however, they have children and need care for them. They had planned to open a day care center to take care of the children, charging very minimal fees for the first child, second child, etc. They are requesting a per~cit for this nursery. The State has waived their fee requirement for State License and have approved such a day care center. The City will check out the area where the day care center is to be and will be in touch with Ms. Tomblinson. The building they are in now is a four-plex. There is a work room in part of the first floor and they would like the day care center to have part of the first floor and perhaps some of the second floor. It appears Ms. Tomblinson applied for a permit for the day care center and that a Special Use permit is required. It appeared the Aldermen were interested in the safety of the Children and wanted to know if they would work with our Fire Chief Shelton with regard to the inspection of the building and perhaps if it passed the inspection that they would continue for 60 to 90 days and go from there. The Board of Aldermen and Chief Bayless agreed that after all inspections were made and this area was approved for the nursery that the City waive the $150.00 Special Use Permit for New fe New Start Ministeries. They said that there will be a fence put up in the back for the children's protection. Chief Bayless is to inspect the building and get a scale drawing of same. Also the City would like to have a copy of the Certificate of Insurance on this project and a site plan. The minutes of March 19, 1991 were read and approved as corrected. Chief Bayless said that he and Chuck Islay have had a verbal agreement that if anything goes wrong or the first incident that happens, there will be a reevaluation of the license. Karr moved that Bill No. 91=17 be placed on its first reading, said bill provides for the Finance Committee to go out for bids on $1,000,000, seconded by Rule, the vote was Shepard, Teters, Marshall, Karr, and Rule aye; Richardson absent. r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 3, April 2, 1991 Rule moved that Bill No. 91-17 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Marshall, the vote was Shepard, Teters, Marshall, Karr and Rule aye; Richardson absent. Whereupon, the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 91-17 was passed. It eras brought oct tttnt tine M~siaipni Lsegae ~ii~et^n has ~ article in it where the Public Safety people may have to have more that 120 hours of training. Wedua spoke to the Mayor and Board saying he represented the Football League concerning the new field being constructed east of the City Hall and said that all the City would be out would be the cost of seeding the area. However, it was brought out that Jim Burch said that the City would be out nothing, the Football League people would reseed the area. Mayor Burch said that there will be a meeting of the Missouri Public Service people regarding the proposed increase water rates. This meeting will be on May 15, 1991, 1:30 p.m at Platte City in the Administrative Building. She said she would like to have as many aldermen present as possible and any residents who have any complaints regarding the water service. Mayor Burch said that Jeremiah Finnigan's fee for this first part will probably run around $12,000, which isto be divided between the six entities on the basis of the water meters in each entity. There will be another meeting in Jefferson City and their will probably be more fees from Mr. Finnigan. Mayor Burch said she has been approached to annex Misty Woods. Rule said while he was campaigning some subjects were bought up, i.e. (1) Guard rail at Bamford's place. (2) Moats said he was the only person that has a culvert and other people need culverts. (3) Fire Hydrant at South and Hillside - ground left rough will large pieces of cement;(4) Streets are falling apart (5) Brophy was inquiring where the sewers were going to be, and should the City have increase in sales tax. Teters inquired when the streets were going to be cleaned of the winter's salt and sand. Mayor Burch said they are getting bids on the job. Mayor Burch said that the City seems to be getting more and more junk cars. , r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 4, April 2, 1991 Mayor Burch said Fred Welkin renewed Charley Stewarts remodeling application. Chief Bayless read a letter from Gladstone's Fire Department thanking the City of Riverside's Public Safety Department for the help given them. It ~ raced -that there Wiii .be n Foii~ce ~onrd -Meeting ~~+ April 16th, 1991, at 6:15 p.m. Chief Bayless read a letter of resignation from Louise Russick as Dispatcher. Marshall moved that Bill No. 91-18 being bill accepting the resignation of Louise Russick as Dispatcher, seconded by Karr, the vote was Shepard, Karr, Teters, Marshall and Rule aye; Richardson absent. Rule moved that Bill No. 91-18 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Marshall, the vote was Shepard, Karr, Teters, Marshall and Rule aye; Richardson, absent. Whereupon, the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No.91-18 was passed. Karr moved that Bill No. 91-19 be placed on its first reading, said bill provides for the employment of Sean Ripper as Dispatcher, seconded by Marshall, the vote was, Rule, Marshall, Shepard, Karr and Teters, aye; Richardson absent. Rule moved that Bill No. 91-19 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Marshall, the vote was: Rule, Marshall, Shepard, Karr and Teters, aye; Richardson absent. Whereupon, the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 91-19 was passed. Chief Bayless passed out reports from the Fire Department and Investigation Reports, provided by Mike Shelton and Marty Rowe, respectively. Mayor Burch requested permission to purchase banners to announce the 40 year-anniversary of Riverside. These would be 30' x 5' long and would cost approximately $1500.00. Rule moved that the City purchase the banners for the cost of approximately $1500 for the 30" x 5' banners, seconded by Marshall, the vote was Karr, Marshall, Teters, Shepard and Rule, yes; Richardson absent. r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 5, April 2, 1991. Mayor Burch said that Dwayne Hulebert had reported to the Water Tower to do some work on the radio equipment and his car was damaged while on the way. She would like to have permission to have the vehicle repaired. This matter was discussed and it was the consensus of the Mayor and Board that after this, there should be a ruling that anyone working for the City in this manner should come to the City Hall and have a City employee transport the person to wha'tebt~t d+e~ti~t~fon ,d8d. Chief Bayless said that during the past couple of weeks, he had the opportunity to show some visitors from St. Louis vicinity the City of Riverside and they were amazed of how clean the City looked. Chief Bayless said that the waiting area he had constructed had turned out very well and it cost more like $1400 than the $2000 authorized. He also said that the camera has a capacity of adding two additional cameras. There being no further business to come before the Board, upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned at 10:35 p.m. r